Discovery School thought the title was well-designed and entertaining. Tech With Kids thought the game was special because it taught word awareness, not simply the alphabet or letter sounds. Entertaining Kids thought a negative of the game was inability to provide a "good freeform art activity".
Tech With Kids said the game wasn't as intuitive as previous titles.
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PC Data reported that Blue's ABC Time Activities was the United States' best-selling educational software during 1998. Allgame deemed it a " very good package", Review Corner said the educational value was "excellent", while noting it was "entertaining and appealing for preschoolers".
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SuperKids deemed it "pleasant" and said it would appeal to fans of the TV show. The game was the winner of the 1999/00 BESSIE Award for Math. Critical reception Blue's 123 Time Activities PC Data, which generated the sales data, commented "The popularity of the Blue Clue's CD-ROMs is evident from the incredible sales numbers it consistently generates". 3 best-selling title out of all PC games in the third quarter and nine months, ending December 31, 1998. ABC was the fourth best-selling video game title in the week before January 3, 1999, after Barbie Photo Designer, Tomb Raider III, and Fallout 2, and became the no. 4 selling educational CD-ROM titles of 1998, respectively. Together, Blue's Birthday Adventure and Blue's ABC Time Activities sold-through over 150,000 units in their first month of release, and were the second and third best selling educational titles. The game offered "curriculum-structured learning". Players are invited to participate in the Really Big Art Show, while helping Blue and other characters create artworks. Gameplay īlue's Art Time Activities "teaches the basics of art" and allows players to create their own. Business Wire called it " one of the most anticipated kids software debuts in recent memory". Blue's Clues: Blue's Collection (for V.Smile)īlue's ABC Time Activities was debuted at the 1999 electronic entertainment exposition in Atlanta, and was set to hit shelves that September 1.Blue's Alphabet Book (2001, Game Boy Color).Blue's Clues #319: Blue's Pajama Party.Blue's Clues #304: What's that sound?.Blue's Clues #302: Weight and Balance!.Blue's Clues #219: Blowing Matching Bubbles!.Blue's Clues #217: What Does Paprika Need?.Blue's Clues #216: Kaleidoscope Pictures!.Blue's Clues #215: Felt Friend Tic-Tac-Toe.Blue's Clues #208: Counting with Cash Register.Blue's Clues #203: Lights On, Lights Off!.Blue's Clues #202: The Popsicle Stick Project.Blue's Clues #119: Felt Friends Dress-Up.Blue's Clues #117: Letter "P" Word Play.Blue's Clues #116: Fairy Tale Matching.Blue's Clues #115: Picture Frame Patterns.Blue's Clues #110: Matching Snowflakes.Blue's Clues #106: Instrument Sound Matching!.Blue's Clues #104: Sorting Pictures With Blue and Steve.Blue's Clues #101: Do You See My Friend.
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